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VALUE OF ROTATION
Single Crop Idea Not Successful
on Irrigated Farm.
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Much Emphasis Is Laid on Value of
V Quantity of HumUs In Soil, Which
...Eastern Farmer Calls "Very
Life of Soil."
Tho bnsla of Jarra Huccess la or
ganization, system on tho farm; tho
'basis of organization on tho farm la
crop management; on tho successful
management of tho crop largely rest
tho following flvo fundamentals:
1.
Economy of business,
2
3.
5:
Malntonnrico ot soil fertility.
Productivity of tho soli.
Subslstouco for llvo stock.
Farm profits at end of season.
Tho tetrm "rotation of crons" Is
used to designate a system of crops
which give a recurring succession of
field plants with dlfferont plant food
requisites. This covers a period of
years and are maintained in different
or. alternating fields ot tho samo farm.
Tho primary purposos of a crop rota
tlon nro; First, prevention of "crop
sick" soils, tho result ot continuous
cultivation of tho samo crop for a
period of yoars; socond, tho elimina
tion of weeds, Insect posts and crop
diseases; third, Increase In tho pro
ductivity of tho field cropH by conserv
ing tho soil fertility.
Tho first crop to bo grown to any
appreciable degrco "under tho ditch"
was wheat. Wheat followed wheat,
year after year, until Us ylold fell bo
low 50 per cent ot what It first gave
, the farmer. This was especlally-truo
valloy, tho San Luis valley, and tho
rlvor plain farms of Utah, whero wa
ter was first used, It is like feeding
the family a diet of bean soup threo
timoo a day for an indeflnlto porlod
- Nature wants a change. Tho slnglo
crop Idea Is not successful on the lrrl
, gated farm, any mora than it Is in the
South whero cotton has so long prov
on tho need of a rotation of crops.
Tho San Luis valloy wheat grower,
1 In his despair, sent to tho chemist, ot
tho Stato Agricultural college Ho
told tho farmor that his soil was
"crop sick," too much wheat growing
for the soil. He recommended, field
peas. They wero tried, and were a
successful crop from the start. Theso
practical farmers brought In lambs
from other partB, and thus they "drive
tho pea crop to market." It has prov'
on tho beginning of good husbandry
In this largo valley.
Our Rocky Mountain soils are of
granitic origin, ground out of tho
solid rocks of our hills. Granlto is de
composed, forming that superior bal
i last used for railroad and street sur
facing. The next step is for it to sop
arato, In the natural processes which
follow, into tho eloments of which it
Is composed; quartz, feldspar nnd
mica shist. From tho quartz comes
our sand, from tho feldspar our clay,
By tho process of erosion and through
' the decaying of animal and vegetable
) matter, somo organic matter gets In,
and thus we obtain humus, or vogo
tablo mold, which holds nitrates in
tho soil, and a good ' percentage of
i -moisture
The different elements .contain dlf-
s . .1 . I, I , ' 1 .
mreiiL iuuuh uyuu wuicu me jnniiiH
' , , fdod. Since all plants take their food
In solution, the food must bo solublo
In water 'Wo can seo there must bo
a fineness of soil Just right, and wo
must have the proper amount of molo
ture In that soli for tho plant to ob
tain food. Wo have many different
plant foods in all soils, but tho fertil
lty of a soil Is determined by the
amount of potash, phosphoric acid
and nitrogen in the form in which the
plant can uso It, which that soil con
tains. These are considered tho bar-
ometor ot a soli slnco the lessened
amount of any ono of these three most
seriously affects general crop culture
Right here wo need to omphaslzo the
valuo to tho Irrigation farmer, of tho
quantity of humus In his soil, which
thq down-East farmer calls tho "very
life of his boII."
It is this important element that
helps are farmer, after ho Irrigates
to storo the water In the capillaries
that .abound In humus and enables it
to hold water like a sponge, nnd nets
therefore as an underground storago
reservoir from which tho tiny rootlets
can draw at will, nnd which enables
those soils to liberate quantities of
plant food in tho form the plnnt can
ubo it
Our westorn soils are rich in potash
but deficient in humuH and nitrates,
Henco wo need early In our cropping
to take such steps as shall enrich our
soils In humus. It Is tho enslost plant
food to supply, but it is considered
tho most costly to buy. Theroforo,
the ono thing tho Irrigation farmer
needs to Impress on himsolf is this
Get humus into tho soil. Feed the
boII constantly that it may In turn
feed your crops!
' Overworked Farms.
Unfortunately, a largo number of
our Irrigation farmers overwork , the
land and lack tho systematic organlza
tlon which tho head always gives
when brought to co-operative work,
Too many of our hard-working farm
era do not know "whero thoy aro at,
or what tho year's results not thorn
at its closo.
Then, too, wo must conserve our vl
tal forces in tho soil nnd build up
not Impoverish our soli resources
Attention to those matters, n study of
the work cited abovo, will act like
leaven and inclto a desire in othors
to "go thou and do likewise."
KEEPING SWINE ON ALFALFA
Fields Should Be Divided So an to
Change From Ono to Other to
Insure Success.
In answer to tho question, "How
mamr hnirn mnv hn Riier.nsRfnllv kent
on ono aero of alfalfaT"- That Avould
depend on tho character of the land,
the advantages of Irrigation, otc. To
raise hogs on alfalfa with no other
feed would not bo profitable, writes
Ellas Gallup In tho California Cultiva
tor. Small pigs requtro grain, milk
or some ' other feed. Hogs at six
months old in good thrifty condition,
will continue to grow on alfalfa alone,
but to bo thrlfy and profltablo, they
should have grain or some othor fdod.
Brood sows and sucking pigs fed on
slop and, Bkltn milk and middlings
with alfalfa- pasture make rapid
growth for their pigs. To rniso .'hogs'
successfully on alfalfa wo should
hnvo our Holds divided so aa to chnngo
from ono field to nnother.
To.securo tho best results with al
falfa, we should not allow tho hogs to
root, nor feed too cIobo, ' To insuro
good health to hogs, fresh posture Is
very essential. Novor allow hogs to
havo mud holes, stagnant water or
filthy quarters, A good wallow In
clean wator Is good for tho hog, but
they should not bo allowed to wallow
tin old filthy places. I havo beon rais
ing and soiling puro bred hogs for
breeding purpoeca for 28 yoars, and
would not know how to got along
without tho alfalfa pasture
To raise hogs requires study, care
and education, but to answer tho
question, how many could bo raised
on one hero, would depend on the
education of tho owner and tho enro
ho gave them.
HARD EXPERIENCE OF MANY
Amateurs Expect Too Much of Theln
Flocks and Fanciers Misrepresent
Tholr Stock.
(By O. II. ROSEBUna.)
A man who has gono Into the poul
try business In the right way recontly
received a jolt that surprised him. Ho
paid a good prlco for eggs guaranteed
to bo from lions that had scored 100
points and Vhen his first flock of birds
wore nbout a year old bo had them
scorod by a local Judge. Ho was de
lighted when several of his best pul
lots and cockerels scored 100 and tho
rest ran Up abovo 05. He was sure he
sent champion prlzo wlnnors until ho
sent about a dpzen of his best ones to
tho Chicago Poultry Bhow. Then
came tho Jolt
His birds wore Judged by mon who
know their business and piny no favor
ltes and the result showed none of his
stock to be bettor than 02, while moro
than naif of tho flock ran down bolow
85. Of course his birds nro pretty
good at that but not good enough to
bring fancy prices, whllo the eggs will
bring Ittto If anything nbovo storo
prices.
This man's experience Is too ofton
repeated, Tho wholo troublo lies in
amateurs oxpectlng too much of tholr
flook, unscrupulous fanclors mlsropre
senting their stock and local judges
bolng Incompetent or too anxious to
please.
Truck Crop In Orchard.
Tho growing of cantalounes. nota
toes or some truck gardening crop bo
twoen rows of trocs, 'whllo waiting for
fruit to como into bearing Is to bo
commended as good husbandry.
Duoka Are Hearty Eaters.
Ducks are pigs for food, and gobble
down pretty nearly ovorythlng that
comes In tho way. Ducks must have
plenty of green food, or thoy will not
thrive.
POULTRY NOTE8.
Sweet skim milk is excollont In fin
ishing off broilers.
Plan to save tho butchering refuse
and feed it to the hens.
Stnlo broad crumbs make a very
good addition to the morning mash.
Expensivo poultry bulldlpgs aro
unnecessary.
Rock salt Is. dangerous In tho poul
try yard.
Nlco wurm bran wash Is a good
thing to sorvo on tho bill pf faro for
the old hen.
Gamo fowls command higher prices
than nny of tho old breeds, but eggs,'
though small, aro well flavored,
For laying hens It is bettor to have
the corn cracked rather than to feed
it wholo.
Somo poultry authorities nut tho av
orago production of tho farm hen at
C4 eggs a year.
Lot tho eggs from your valunblo, ro
liable breeders bo surely fresh and
fertile
If you wish to forco egg production
try feeding fresh cut bones and nowly
sprouted grains.
It has taken tho successful duck
growers many years to master tho
art of growing ducks by tho whole
sale. A frequent cause of malo birds got
ting tholr wattles frozen comes from
first getting thom wet in tho drinking
water.
Tho guinea, if thoroughly known,
should bring a good prlco on the
markot, especially during tho game
season.
Not nil fortllo eggB will hatch, but
wo could certainly lncreaso, tho per
centage by greater care In tho selec
tion and maintenance of tho stock
birds.
Tho food that is proper for the
manufacture of eggs will bo equally
suitable for tho growth of feathora,
so that an egg food will mako the
ideal molting food.
HE nitrid may feed on fancy,
but the matter-of-fact stom
ach Imperiously demands something more
substantial.
The Kitchen.
Much has been said nnd written
about tho modern up-to-dato kltchon.
The ideal kltchon la not within-tho
means of tho everyday housekeeper;
but It la poaBlblo to havo ono that Is
both convenient and attracttvo with
small cost. Havo tho kltchon on the
ground floor, if possible Tho north
and cast exposure 1b considered tho
best, with plenty ot air and light. If
tho window light is not Bufllclont,
paint tho walls and woodwork in light
tints. Tho Walla should be ot hard
finish, which can bo cleaned.
Most hoiiBokoopors llko a plno floor
covered with linoleum, tho soft wood
bolng easier for the fcot than a hard
wood floor.
To preserve linoleum, varnish It
each fall and spring. Aftor it is
hopelessly worn off it may bo painted
In a solid color with a border of somo
contrasting huo, it desired.
Kltchon tablos aro best covorcd
with zinc, which saves tho constant
scrubbing. When It is nocossary to
set a hot dish down tho table need not
bo Injurod.
Tho sink and drain pipos should bo
carefully flushed ovory day Nvlth boil
ing water. Washing soda should bo
used frequently in tho hot water to
dissolve the grease gathered in the
pipes.
A cupful ot hot copperas water is
a good disinfectant, as Is chlorldo of
lime.
All kltchon refuse Bhould bo burned
when possible.,
If tho zlno tablo bocomcs stained,
scour It with bath brick and korosono.
Rlnso the tea towols in cold wator
then In hot soap suds and again in
cold wator. Hang In tho Bun and air
to dry.
To clean llnoloum or oil cloth, wlpo
with a cloth wrung out of warm
water, to which a littlo milk has boon
added.
Much ot tho flavor, delicacy and
wholesoraoness of food doponds Upon
tho caro of the utensils used. Good
coffee cannot bo made In a pot that is
simply rinsed out and put back on
tho stovo. A coffoo pot must bo
washed, scalded and cared for Just
as carefully as tho milk, dishes. Sun
tho pot every day. The Bun Is a good
germicide
ILL. we aro
angels, '
With hammer and chisel and pon.
We wil work for ourselves and a wom
an, for cvor and ever
Amen.
Rudyard Kipling-.
National Salads.
Tho following salads may be prop
erly termed national, aa thoy are tho
favorite salads ot the people in tho
several countries the name of which
is given the salad.
German Salad With Sausage. Boll
four frankfort sausages twenty min
utes, cut In half-Inch pieces. Boll half
a pound ot sauer kraut ton minutes,
drain and cool and mix with the sau
sage. Cut up two winter radishes
and arrange around tho salad.
Sprlnklo with mlncod onion or shal
lot, pickles and capers, chill and
servo with French salad dressing.
Russian Tomato Salad. Arrange a
(bed ot torn lottuco leaves In a salad
bowl. Peel four tomatoes of medium
slzo, cut flue an'd mix with six sar
dines chopped, after akin and bones
aro romovod. Placo on lottuco and
servo with either mayonnaise or
French dressing.
Cuban Salad. Breakup four dry
soda crackers, shred two swoot Span
ish poppors, removing coro and seeds.
Sllco very thin one Spanish onion,
skin, bono and mlnco nix nnchovlos
nnd mix all togother. Servo on let'
tuco with Fronch dressing.
Nontcso Salad. Bako four mild
flavored onions until tender, removo
tho tops and put u lump ot butter on
each. Soason with Bait and whon cold
cut in quartors. Add four quartered
eggs and six aardincu, choppod. Add
parsloy and mix a teaspoonful of
curry with inayonnalso or boiled
dressing, and eorvo.
American 8alad. Mix equal parts
of finely cut celery and npplo, half tho
amount ot broken nut meats and servo
with a boiled or mayonnalso drosslng.
BOUT tho tlmo a man boos
Into politics. Ills wife starts
to Kocpinc boarders.
Fish 8alnds for Lent.
Any kind of fish can bo acceptably
served as a salad, that which Is
boiled bolng generally praforrod. In
boiling, add a small quantity ot vino
gar, U will mako tho flesh moro firm
and tender. Fish salads roquiro tho
addition ot acids, lemon Julco being
tho most acceptable uddltion.
Cucumber salad 1b a good accom
panlment to salmon, with a plain
IP -BJ$B8
dressing.
rams
A combination unusual but pleasant
Is salmon and coconnut, with a littlo
chopped pickle
Herring Salad With Potatoes.
Wash four salt herring and soak In
milk sovoral hours, thon drain; re
move tho Allots and sides nnd cut In
pieces. Cut four small potatoes which
havo boen boiled, half tho quantity ot
apples, a boot and a pickled cucumber.
Mix all togother, sprlnklo with
chopped chives) and parsley; add Bait,
peppor and vinegar, decornto with
hard-cookod eggs
Household Hints.
Baked npplca cored before baking
and filled with orango murmnlado nro
a well-liked dessort.
For nn nttornoon tea, macaroons
with (hlnly-sllcod sngo chcoso . bo
twecn is a delicious dnlnty.
Every kitchen should bo supplied
with plonty of toft soap, It can bo
made In tho homo.
Steel forks and knives should bo
cleaned with scouring brick after each
meal.
Nevor dry molding boards or chop
ping bowls by tho firo after washing,
as they nro bo apt to warp nnd crack
If exposed to dry heat while' wet.
To remove tho odor of onion from
wooden or other dishes, fill with cold
water, adding n tablospoonful of wash
ing soda to a quart of water. Soak tor
a, while, thon heat the wator boiling
hot and uso it to flush tho sink pipes.
In this way tho soda answers two
purposes.
Cool bread and cako on racks mado
for tho purpose, or ono may bo im
provised. Covering bread with a
cloth allows it to sweat, and this often
spoils tho flavor.
thirst ho slakes at some
nuro nelchborlnrt brook.
Nor seeks for sauce whero appotlto stands
cook, Churchill.
A Balanced Ration for the Family.
A fow Ideas on monu making with
recipes uro usually welcomed by tho
housowlfo. In preparing n moal, it a
heavy soup, llko croam soup Is usod,
tho main dish of meat should bo less
hearty, as tho cream soup Is very nu
tritious. When fish is served a
heartier dessert Is allowable, to glvo
n well-balanced ration.
For a day's ration for tho ordinary
individual, twelve to sixteen ounces
ot meat is sufficient; tho name amount
ot flour and grains, eight to ton
ounces ot potatoes, bIx to eight ouncos
ot fresh vogctables and fruits, le-
gumos and dry fruits each ono ounco,
sugar two to threo ouncos, milk four
to sixteen ounces, butter ono to two
ounces nnd egg two ounces.
Multiply this by thirty, and wo havo
an allowanco for a person n month.
This is a ration worked out by Miss
Barrows, of which sho wrltoa: "If
tho larger quantity of potatoes is
used tho smaller quantity ot flour and
grains would bo amplo; whllo if oggs
wore cheap and sovoral yoro con
sumed, thero would bo a correspond'
ing reduction In tho amount ot moat
and fish.
Pooplo who try to live very eeonorn
ically and so buy the cheaper ('foods,
aro iiitoiy to navo too little protein
food, while those, who have an abund
anc'o are apt to take too muoh and
overload the systom, causing various
diseases.
It is not nocessary or practical for
a housekeeper to estimate tho food
principles In oach dish she serves, but
by balancing accounts once in a fow
weeks by tho dally ration, sho may
know whothor Bho is mooting tho
needs of her family. Of courso, ono
mutjt consldor that tho growing boy
needs food to supply heat and energy
and at tho same tlmo build up bone
and muscle. The growing boy ueods
aa much food as tho grown man. Tho
man in tho office does not need tho
amount of . food that tho farmor work
ing in tho open air finds necessary, so
that our rations should conform to tho
ago, occupation, climate and condi
tlon of health.
If wo arq to bo a nation of people
who do things, wo must hnvo clonr
brains and healthy bodies, and food
la tho most important factor.
Many Women In Banks,
Ten yoara ago thero wero only twe
women bankers in Kansas, now thoro
aro moro than C50, if ono counts as
bankers tho prosldonts and so on, In
eluding tho cashiors nnd directors
Thero aro four women presidents, 1G
vico-prosldents, 60 cashiers, 250 assist
ant cashiors and 2G0 directors. Miss
Anna Spock, who is of tho bank com
mlssloner's ofllco, says that If there
wore moro womon bankers thoro would
bo no need of bank supervision and no
"bankers' colonlos" In tho stnto prls
ons. Sho has found them absolutely
honest in their accounts. Sho knows
all nbout tho banks of her stato.
Fame.
"It In a great honor for a states
man to hnvo his portrait circulated
beforo tho gazo of posterity on our
national currency," remarked tho
treasury official.
"Yes," ropllod Senator Sorghum
"and yot did you over know anybody
to hold on to a dollar bill long enough
H H is
to know whose picturo is on It?"
BLOOD HUMORS
It Is Important that you should now rid your
blood of thoss lmpurs, poisonous, sffsts mattsrs
that havs accumulated
The secret of the unequaled and
Hood's Sarsaparilla
as a remedy for Blood Humors is tho fnct that it combines,, not simply
sarsaparilla, but the utmost remedial values of moro than twenty ingre
dientsRoots, Bnrks nnd Herbs '-known to have extraordinary efficacy
in purifying tho blood and building up tho wholo system.
Thero is no real substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla, no just as good"
medicine, Get Hood's today, in liquid
FOR
PINKEYE
Cures tho skin ami nets as ft preyentlte for others, tlqnitl RlYn en
the tongue Rnfa for Iiromltnnresnmt nil others. Ueatktdueyttmedy Be
cent nuil lt.00 n bottle) tS.OO niul $10.00 the doien. Hoi a by nil drttfffUta
nud burse goods houses, or scut express paid, by the manufacturers,
SPOHN MEDICAL CO Chemists, GOSHEN, INDIANA
Ono might fight n Ho nnd still not
follow tho truth.
To correct disorders of tha liver, take
Garfield Tea, tho Herb Laxative.
Ho who cannot'do kindness without
a brass band Is not so scrupulous
about hla othor dealings.
Von
if.
HI
leading
Preaching produces so littlo practice
becauso people look on it as a per
formance. Onrflald Ten cannot but commend Itn1f
to those desiring a laxative, simple, pure,
miiu, potent ana nrniin-Rivtng;.
Didn't Care.
Howitt I guess you don't know who
I nm. '
Jowott No. and I havon't airy worn-
an'a curiosity about lti
Domestic Amenities.
Father I think tho baby looks like
you.
Mother Yob, it shuts its oyca to an
awful lot,
A Quick Sidestep.
Merchant (to widow) I am willing
to buy your husband's working busi
ness and good-will for 5,000. ,
Widow Well, but I hnppon to be
part of the working business.
Merchant Thon I'll tako only the
good-will. Fliegendo Blaottor.
No Purchase Recorded.
Thoro was a dealer who trlod to sell
a horse to tho Into Benator Danlol ot
Virginia. Ho exhibited tho inorlta ot
tho horso, and Bald, "This horso 1b a
ronroductlou ot tho horso that General
Washington rodo at tho batllo ot
Trpnton. It Iibb tho podlgroo that will
show ho descended from that horso
and looks llko him in ovory particu
lar." "Yos, so much so," said Senator
Danlol, "that I nm lnclluod to boltovo
it Is tho samo horse."
Shoer whlto goods, In fact, any fine
waBh goods whon now, owe much of
their attractlvonesB to tho way thoy
are launderod, this being done in a
manner to enhance their textile beau
ty. Home laundering would be equal
ly satisfactory if proper attention was
glvon to starching, the first essential
bolng good Starch, which has sufllclent
strength to stiffen, without thlckonlng
the goods, Try Defiance Starch and
you will be pleasantly surprised at the
improved appearance ot your work.
Crutches or Blere.
Richard Croker, at a dinner In New
York, expressed a dlstruBt for aero
planes. "Thoro's nothing undornenth them,"
ho said. "If tho least thing goes
wrong, down thoy drop.
"I said to a Londonor tho othor day:
"'How is your son getting on since
ho bought a flying machlno?'
"'On crutchos, llko the rest ot
thom,' tho Londonor ropllod."
The Human Heart
The heart is a wonderful double pump, through the
notion of whioh the blood stream is kept sweeping
round and round through the body at the rate of seven
miles on hour. " Remember this, that our bodies
will not stand tho strain of over-work without good,
fin re blood any more than the engine can run smooth
y without oil." After many years of study in the
active practice of medicine, Dr. R. V. Pierce found
that when the stomach was out of order, tho blood
impure and there were symptoms of general break
down, a tonlo made of the glyceric extract of certain
roots was the best corrective. This he colled
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Being made without alcohol, this "Medical Discovery" helps the stomach to
aialmilato the food, thereby curing dyspepsia, It is especially adapted to disease
attended with excessive tissue waste, notably In convalescence from varioea
fevers, for thin-blooded people and those who are always "catching cold."
Dr. Pierce's Common Seme Medical Adviser is sent on receipt of 31 one
eent stamps for tho French cloth-bound book of 1008 pages. Address Dr.
R. V, Pierce, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
W. I. DOUGLA
OT BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES.-
EFUSE all substitutes claimed to be "just as good,"
the true values of which are unknown. You are
entitled to the best. Insist upon having the senulne
W. L. Douglas shoes with his name and
W. Jm Douglas itioei cost more to males than ordinary shoes, bteauio
higher grade leathers are used and selected with greater earn I erery
detail In tho making la watched over bythe moat tlilUed organization
ot expert ahoomakeraln tbli country These am tho reasons UtVJj.
Douglas shoei are guaranteed to hold their shape, took and fit better
and wear longer than any othor shoes you can buy.
It your doler cannot limply yon with the senuli
tot Mall Order tlaulojr. Hhoea tent dircl from ii
prepaid. W. JL. Duuglua, 14ft Miutrli
In It during ins winter.
really wonderful success of
form or tablets cnlled Sarsatabs.
DISTEMPER I
CATARRHAL FEVER 1
AND ALL NOSE
AND THROAT DISEASES
Simple Rather.
He You aro the only woman I ever
loved.
Sho Do you oxpoot me to bollova
that?
Ho I do. I swear It la true.
She Then I believe you. Any maa
who would expoct a woman to believe
that cannot havo beon much- ha the
company ot women.
England's Oldest School.
A controversy has arisen in England
aa to which Bchool has the right to
claim greatest age. There are twa
schools which were founded la the
early part ot the seventh century the)
King's school, Rochester, and the
King's school, Canterbury. Justus, oa
his appointment to the see ot Roches
tcr In C04, mado provision for a Rchool
In connection with the cathedral. Auj
gUBtlue established the Canterbury
school about the same time, St. Pe
tor's at York dates back to the elev
enth century.
RHEUMATISM
Munyon's Itbanmatlsm Itemed) relieves)
pains iu the logs, arms, back, stilt oe
swollen joints. Contains no morphine,
'opium, cocaine or drugs to deaden tha
pain. It noutrnllzes the actdi and drive
out all rhoumstio poisons from the sys
tern. Write Trot. Munyon, KM nnd Jet
erson Hts., Phils., I'a., tot medical aa
vice, absolutely tree.
The Army of
Constipation
Is Growing Smeller Every iHyi
CARTER'S LITTLE
UVER 'PILLS ate
Utey penssMsrily
ewe ceeiuft
lion. Mil.
UeaisM
aa;
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A Country School for Girls
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BOYS' SHOES
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